Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-12-09

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Strictly one price fOr all at the Chi
cago Fair.
Some nice toys for the children al
E. Deans.
Call on Mcdowell & Davis when
you want anything in the livery line.
Born, on Sunday last, to Mr.. anc
Mrs. D. s. Maxson, Of this place, a son
Work done outside of my shop viii
be charged for extra TILL DIcKEY.
-Spaulding & butcher have enlarged
their store room.
Fresh oysters, celery, &C., served
in good shape at Page & Ebersteins.
The frame OF Jacob Nipps new house
is up and will soon be tnclosed.
Acre Trscts-witbin one half mile
Of depot. McELRor & Lowe.
Santa Claus has come and left his
pack at S. S. Fisher & Co.'S.
CHRISTMAS goods in abundance and
they are cheap, at S. S. Fisher & Co.'S.
The six stalls of the Round House
are nearly completed. So far the
house has cost $4,000.
Best quality Of clothing and at low
er prices than anywhere at the Chicago
Fair.
-GarretsOn & Evans are experienced
butchers, and you can rely on their
weights and prices.
The Celebrated Rockford and Aur-
rora Watches can now be had of n. ".
PYles, sole agent for the Company.
Several young people have organ
lied a union prayer meeting which
meets regularly every Monday evening.
AT Garretson & Evans, the south
side meat market, You will always find
choice fresh meat. Give them a call.
French & Johnston are sole agents
for the Garland cooking and heating
stoves, in Philipsburg.
If you want bargain in wall pa
per go to A. A. HarmOn's drug store.
He is closing it out at cost.
Lou Baker has secured the contract
for the painting Of the new Presbyterian
Church.
Mcdowell & Davis, liverymen, will
take good care Of horses left in their
charge.
-Elgln, Hampden and Springfield
watches at $3.50 with "Pyles the jew
eler.''
-Lefingwen's large stock Of clothing
is rapidly going and at extremely low
prices.
1t is reported that DR.. Taylor. of
the Phillipsburg Democrat, will soon
embark in the drug business at Alme-
na-Long Island Inter-Ocean.
The old reliable butchers, Garrett
son & Evans, come to the front again,
at the old stand of Fleming & Heath.
They desire to serve all old customers.
From this on the Chicago Fair viii
close out their entire stock of boots and /
shoes at cost, for want Of room for
other goods.
Have Alva 8. Pearson make your |
abstract. He makes it a business, his /
papers are always neat, as well as cor
rect, and charges reasonable. If.
At this writing Thursday noon) /
the track layers are at work eight miles 1
east Of town. The smoke of the engine
can be plainly seen from town.
French & Johnston make a special
y Of ''Henry Sears & Sons" cutlery.
Every article with Henry Sears & Sons
brand is fully warranted.
If you want to get your preserip-
ions compounded cheap and with care.
take them to S. S. Fisher & Co., souJ
side public square.
The highest market price paid for
,ggs at the store Of H. S. Polling & Co.
Bring on your eggs. A cromo free to
'very person bringing us eggs. If.
There was a nice party of young
people at the residence Of Mr.. Samuel
Ostwiler's on Wednesday evening Of
asst week. It was, we are informed,
IN enjoyable affair.
Cyrus Field, the great fnancier,
las carried insurance forty years in the
Mutual at an expense of S198 per year,
las legacy Of $4,000 and forty years
protection.
Mcdowell & Davis have been get
ing on some elegant new buggies for
heir livery business. They are really
urning out some elegant rigs and
heir prices are reasonable.
Mr.. Rissler. of the north side meat
market, invites his old friends to call
around and see him. He has a neat.
asty shop and is selling meat as cheap
s can be sold anywheee.
A City Telephone Company has
zen organized. The City Council we
earn gave the Company the exclusive /
light to own and operate telephone
lires within the incorporate limits for ]
years.
They had a coal famine at Smith
ENTER but when the Rock Island road I
7as finished TO that place an eastern
nan brought in train load Of soft
Gal consisting Of Is cars and retailed
out 10 the people AT 1925 per ton
We hope be viii do the same thing At
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